EYFS- Ambleside

Mrs Jo Paylor-Sykes (Teacher)
Mrs Sandra Ashman  Targetted Learning Support                                                          

Year 1 - Wolverhampton

Mrs Shelley Micklewright (Teacher)

Mrs Helene Hellgren-Smith  Teacher and  Targetted Learning Support

Year 2- St Mark &  St Johns (Marjohns)

Mr Dominic Waites (Teacher)

Mrs Myra Williams Targetted Learning Support

Year 2/3 - Roehampton

Miss Jessica  Alford (Teacher)

Mrs Clare Smerdon Targetted Learning Support

Mrs Alison Gray Targetted Learning Support

Year 3/4 - London Metropolitan

Mr Craig Irons  (Teacher)

Mrs Jeanne Nicholson Targetted Learning Support

Y5 - Canterbury

Mr Sam Roberts (Teacher)

Mrs Tina Wakley Targetted Learning Support

Miss Kirsty Sparks Targetted Learning Support

Y6- Aberdeen

Mr Tim Evans (Teacher)

Mrs Roz Woodhead Targetted Learning Support

Mrs Frances Lloyd Targetted Learning Support 

Miss Julie Tompkinson Targetted Learning Support

Additional Adults/Responsibilities

Mrs Belinda Martin (Eco Schools Co-ordinator/Management Apprentice)                

Mrs Mel Full Targetted Learning Support

Mrs Jenny Nash  Targetted Learning Support

Mrs Gemima  Kay-Savage  Sports Apprentice

 

Admin Staff

Ms Marianne Malin           

Mrs Michelle Allsop

Mrs Sandra Ashman

Caretaking & Cleaning

Mr Julian Head (Caretaker)

Mrs Janet Richards    

Mrs Stacey Ashworth      

Meal Time Assistants

Mrs Charmian Bragg        

Mrs Ann Eales 

Mrs Stacey Ashworth      

Mrs Jenna Cartwright      

Mrs Anita Kindred

Mrs Susannah Inch 

Mrs Katie Kidd

plus targetted learning support staff as needed and Gemima  Kay- Savage as Sports Leader

Governors

Mrs Beverley Garland (Co-Chair of Governors)

Mr Malcolm Cowper (Co-Chair of Governors)
Mrs Sharron Humphries (Vice Chair of Governors   

Gill Gray

John G

Roz Parkes

                                                                                               Co-Chair of Governors Beverley Garland shares her thoughts on being a Buckfastleigh School Governor. 

What is our role?

Becoming a governor is big commitment and not one to be taken lightly, but it is a very rewarding role.  Having been elected each governor undergoes formal on going training both at county and academy level, and during their first year is paired with a more experienced governor mentor who will undergo joint visits into school looking at pre decided areas linked into the School Development Plan.
We meet formally every half term to ensure that the School Development Plan is being implemented, to discuss staffing, update policies, feedback on Governor visits and to discuss future plans and developments at both school and Academy level.                                                     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Currently we have a vacancy for a Community Governor and we are very keen to recruit someone with financial expertise to further complement our experienced team of Governors.  If you know of anyone with accountancy or business experience, please do ask them to contact us via the school office.

Beverley Garland (Co-Chair of Governors)